Welcome!

Welcome to my A Level Media Blog. My name is Joshua Brooks [0110] and for this project I am working in Group 5 with Vivian Oparah [0621], Sebastian Hodge [0330] and Louis Caldwell [0131]. Under the heading 'Labels' of the left hand side of the page, you are able to filter post from the project's various stages of production. At the bottom of the page is a link to older posts also. Click the link listed below for Group 5's Facebook page, which contains evidence of production work from throughout the project. Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope you enjoy the rest of my blog!

NTLS Final Music Video


NTLS Final Music Video

NTLS Final Digipak

NTLS Final Digipak
NTLS Final Digipak [Right click to open larger image in new window]

NTLS Final Website

NTLS Final Website
NTLS Final Website [Right click on the image to open the website in a new window]

Twitter

View our Group Twitter page here:

https://twitter.com/NTLSmusic

Facebook

View our Group Facebook group, which we used to administrate the project, here:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1538872199681204/?fref=ts

27 Nov 2013

Kill your darlings - Film Industry case study 4 (Marketing and Distribution online)

1) Below the line article featured on the home page for Yahoo! UK & Ireland about Daniel Radcliffe's appearance in 'Kill your darlings', attempting to reach either the older audience who still use Yahoo! or  fans of Daniel Radcliffe. This is a valuable marketing opportunity as it is a free method of marketing which increases the potential audience of the film. 


2) Above the line official Facebook page for 'Kill your darlings', attempting to reach the more avid fans who are looking for updates or current news involving the film. This marketing technique is a brilliant way to engage or interact with the audience directly and gives a rough idea of what the film's reach is.


Notice the URL code is specifically UK - 'KYDFilmUK'


3) Below the line Mail Online article about the recent screening of Kill your darlings, mainly attempting to reach fans of Daniel Radcliffe but also the older generation. This marketing strategy allows free publicity to the film's target audience so examples like this are vital to the film's success, seeing as it is an independent film.  



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